Dr Y J Bulgin Delivers Sermon on Was Moses Scientific
Dr Y J Bulgin spoke last night on Old Testament science and the authenticity of the early Bible books, using internal evidence to argue for Mosaic divine origin. After the sermon, over a dozen attendees stepped forward to pledge to become Christian workers.
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Y. J. Bulgin
Moses
W. H. Owens
Owens
William C. Mentzer
Lewis
Eunice Anderson
Lannen
Tabernacle
Dr. Bulgin
Armistice Violated as Reds Bombard Wessel and Advance
A London Times dispatch from Rotterdam reports the armistice not being fulfilled by the Reds. The town of Wessel was bombarded by a 9 inch gun and the Red army crossed the Lippe on the right wing, opposing peaceful settlement negotiations with military authorities.
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United States
Ruhr
London
London Times
Rotterdam
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Muenster
Wessel
Red Army
Lippe
London ‘Times
Ander
Hagen
Dortmund
Three Hundred Plates at Chamber's Dinner
Tickets for the Chamber of Commerce dinner next Tuesday evening are selling rapidly. All citizens of Cheyenne are invited to attend and are urged to buy tickets early to ensure a plate. Preservations may be made by telephone. tickets on sale at the office of Secretary Frank J. Witfler. Only 300 tickets will be sold. A. Vi. Kelley is chairman at the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Frank J. Witfler
Chamber
A. Vi. Kelley
Nientin- Foo
Navy Procrastination Cited in Shortage Before War
Washington March 25 Captain Leigh G Palmer former chief for the bureau of navigation testified before a Senate committee that a shortage of personnel was the navy s initial handicap in the war He blamed Secretary Daniels for procrastination before entry into the conflict saying he opposed building up a strong naval reserve while naval officers warned it would be too late to train needed men after war was declared Palmer added that Daniels supported recruiting for the regular navy and did what he could to stimulate it, a policy he said differed from reserve building He noted Daniels opposition to the reserve force despite warnings from officers.
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Washington
Leigh G. Palmer
Bureau of Navigation
Senate
Sims
Navy Department
Palmer
Daniels
Ohio Oil strikes new Rock Creek well in Wyoming field
No. 2 well of the Ohio Oil company in the Rock Creek field reached 3,000 feet and yields about 41,000 barrels daily, lifting field output to 5,500 barrels. Crude will be hauled by tank cars from Rock River station to the refinery, until the Illinois Pipe Line’s field-to-refinery pipeline is finished.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ohio Oil Company
Rock Creek
Rock River Station
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Publishers Organize to Purchase Paper
Newspaper owners of Southern Illinois form a cooperative to secure publishing materials and ensure a steady supply of white paper. L. B. Shelnley of Murphysboro serves as president of the organization.
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Murpitysboro
Ilinois
L. B. Shelnley
Murphysboro
British Soldiers to Settle Near Border
Announcement that the Kettle Valley railway will build a branch from Penticton south to the international boundary, 35 miles, opening a large irrigated land tract to fruit growing and establishing the province’s largest soldier settlement area near the border.
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Vancouver
B. C
Kettle Valley Railway
Penticton
International Boundary
British Columbia
Canada to Supervise Freshness of Eggs
Regina Sask March 25 After the first day of June 1920 in accordance with the new Egg Marketing act every dealer in eggs in Saskatchewan either wholesale or retail who purchases eggs directly from producers must be licensed and after that date no eggs may be purchased by such dealers until they have been handled and all eggs unfit for human food rejected.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Nebraska women may vote next November
Nebraska constitutional convention adopts a plan to grant women full voting rights by a September 24 deadline. If approved, the governor could implement full suffrage in time for the November general election. The measure hinges on voter acceptance of the proposed amendment.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Too Much Service Delays Knights of Columbus Statue
New York sculptor Paul W. Bartlett famed for the Marquis de Lafayette statue in progress faced constant interruptions from a busy Greenwich Village phone line. He ordered the operator to remove the line after complaining of too much service. The project, costing about $50,000, nears completion for Metz display.
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Paul W. Bartlett
New York
Washington
Bartlett
Knights of Columbus
Marquis de Lafayette
City of
Metz
Greenwich Village
The
Knights of Colossius
Woman's Kings Found in Canned Products
A diamond engagement ring and a wedding ring believed stolen last fall were recovered at a dinner near Aurora Indiana. Mrs William Heady recalled missing the rings when she opened a can of fruit, salvaging the engagement and wedding rings from the fruit can.
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Aurora
Ind
William Heady
Funeral of Mistress Dudley Held in Sidney Neb
The funeral of Mrs F W Dudley will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Kruse in Sidney Nebraska.
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Mistress Dudley
Sidney
Nebr
Ernest Kruse
Sign of Service in Real Estate Offers Bargains
Six listings present bargains on four to seven room houses. Properties include a four room on Snyder street with lawn. a five room bungalow on House street. a seven room on 25th street with hardwood floors. and best South Side home with modern features. Terms available on most properties. Courteous salesmen and pick of good homes at the office.
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Snyder Street
House Street
25Th Street
Salvation Army finds homes for many babies in mountain province
In Denver the Salvation Army reports hundreds of babies sought by childless families across the intermountain province. Lt. Col. John W. Cousins notes daily requests and explains the Army's policy to care for unwed mothers while placing infants in Christian homes. The El Paso maternity home houses nearly 100 inmates as cases arrive weekly.
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Denver
Inter-Mountain
Salvation Army
John W. Cousins
Cousins
el Paso
Bottled Milk to Invade Old Mexico
Vera Cruz dairyman Gonzalo A Velasco reports planned use of United States styled glass bottled milk in Mexico. After visiting California he bought two carloads of bottles in San Francisco en route to establish a bottled milk system in his dairy operations.
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Vera Cruz
Gonzalo A. Velasco
California
University of California
Chicago
San Francisco
General Motors Declares Dividends Rise 20 Percent
Directors of General Motors today announce a 20 percent annual dividend on old shares and the same rate on new shares issued on a 40 for 1 basis. The increase marks an 8 percent rise in disbursements from the rate since 1918, contributing to recent GM stock activity.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Opium Hidden in Door Chink Baffles Police
Vancouver police uncover a clever concealment by an Oriental man named Yung. A search of his home reveals three thousand dollars worth of drugs and hypodermic needles hidden in a large pocket bored into the top of a heavy door.
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Vancouver
B. G
Yung
Texas Capital to Finish Sheridan County Deep Well
In Sht Sheridan County Wyoming Absaraka Oil Co wildcat well 3000 feet deep has stalled due to financing issues. A Texas syndicate plans to take over and drill to 4500 feet with resumption of drilling around April 4. Geologists expect sands similar to those productive in Osage district to be encountered.
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Texas
Sheridan County
Shteridan
Wyo
Absaraka Company
Montana Line
Texas Syndicate
Osage District
Taxi and Express Service Day and Night ad
Taxi and Express Service advertised day and night calls with a 984 phone line. Standby at Busy Bee Restaurant located at 1512 Capitol Avenue.
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Taxi & Express
Busy Bee Restaurant
Capitol Avenue
Swamp-Root Ad Urges Women to Seek Kidney Health
An old testimonial ad targets women with kidney or bladder trouble. It warns kidney disease can cause back pain, headaches, and fatigue and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy available at drug stores. A sample bottle offer and address are included.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Ady
Vicks Vapor Advice For Respiratory Ailments
Guidance on using Vicks for colds asthma bronchitis and sore throat with vapor inhalation methods bed arrangement and nostril application. Advises fresh air and frequent reapplication while noting no known cure for asthma and urging consulting a physician for catarrh varieties.
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Vicks
Vicks Vaporab touted as internal and external remedy
A North Carolina druggist promotes Vicks Vaporab as a dual action treatment. Internal inhalation with every breath and external skin absorption claim to relieve congestion, coughs, croup, influenza, pneumonia, tonsillitis and whooping cough with directions to consult a physician for serious illnesses.
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Vick
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